Vintage Bruce Lee Nunchaku Footage

[panzerfaust]

Yip, Yip Man taught him Wing Chung. Oh well I just looked it up and it's originally Yip, but also spelled as Ip. Sorry, I used to read Black Belt and Inside Kung Fu every month as a kid. They always spelled it Yip.

Why be sorry bro? No flame just adding more info, I happened to come across the movies is all and thought it was an interesting coincidence. The name I mean.

 

[PaulKersey]

Bruce Lee is my idol ... and will always will be!

I must have watched Enter The Dragon, Return of the Dragon, Fists of Fury 25 times a piece..

As a kid, my best friend was half Chinese and was in karate .. he got me started and i trained with one of the best... Takayuki Kubota in Hollywood and Glendale Calif. Earned my black belt at 15 and was a sensei for 10 years...the discpline from martial arts helped me big time in bbing..

Tak invented the Kubotan - Glendale PD used it and then a lot of Police Depts. picked up on it. That little thing can cause more problems for perps than most can imagine, lol. I remember meeting Kubota in Glendale back in the 80's. Great guy.

 

[bambambigalo]

He admitingly wasn't that good with them.

you're fuckin high

 

[bambambigalo]

Yip, Yip Man taught him Wing Chung. Oh well I just looked it up and it's originally Yip, but also spelled as Ip. Sorry, I used to read Black Belt and Inside Kung Fu every month as a kid. They always spelled it Yip.

Ip is the chinese name, black belt magazine used dumbed-down americanized terms....for example 'Qi' is pronounced 'Chi', but often spelled out as 'chi', and even dumber still some americans pronounced it as 'Ki'